- Arent Kievits, Open Science Community Delft
A graduate of the fourth cohort of the Open Life Science (OLS) program talks about his experience!
- 4TU.ResearchData, Material Pioneers, Open Science Community Delft
We announce the launch of a workshop series for Early Career Researchers in Material Science.
- Rotterdam R.I.O.T. Science Club, Open Science Community Rotterdam, Open Science Community Delft
Recognising early career researchers in health and technology practising open research.
- Emmy Tsang
A recording and summary of our Open Science Coffee on Open Data and Software in Tackling the Climate Crisis.
- Emmy Tsang, Esther Plomp
A recording and summary of our Open Science Coffee on Diversity and Inclusion in Research, Technology and Design.
- Emmy Tsang
A recording and summary of our Open Science Coffee on Research Code Review.
- R.I.O.T. Science Club, Open Science Community Rotterdam, Open Science Community Delft
- Are you a Master student or an Early Career Researcher working in the field of health and technology?
- Do you use or do you know others who use open research practices? Read on to find out more about and apply to these newly launched awards!
- Emmy Tsang
Would you like to:
- Connect with and gain visibility within a network of open science enthusiasts in TU Delft, the Netherlands, and beyond?
- Use your creative and organisation skills to shape open science dialogues?
- Learn more about open science and its relationship with Artificial Intelligence, Climate & sustainability, recognition & reward, and more?
- Emmy Tsang, Sylvie van Bleiswijk
The new open textbook “Coastal Dynamics” by Judith Bosboom and Marcel Stive has been downloaded 4000 times in 36+ countries - Judith and Marcel discussed their motivation to share this knowledge openly and the challenges on the way.
- Connie Clare
“Developing a climate model is challenging, time-consuming and the data often requires a large amount of storage space. By publishing our data in 4TU.ResearchData we have ensured secure and long-term preservation of our datasets without concerns about storage,” says Daniela Maiullari, a PhD candidate at the Department of Urbanism at TU Delft.
- Emmy Tsang
“If people across (our project’s) impact pathway would contribute to this peer review, this can enhance the impact of the work as well.” David Weissbrodt and Maria Paula Giulianetti de ALmeida shared their thoughts on the role of open peer review in driving forward the full valorisation of cheese whey and their research.
- Ashley Cryan
The TU Delft Digital Competence Centre, together with a team at the Faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment, designed a workshop to support skill building in FAIR data, software and research workflows in the digital humanities research domains.
- Emmy Tsang
“It’s a lot more fun doing it with the university, you have more influence on the content and you don’t have to deal with editors from publishers who have their own wish list and agenda.” Open book author Gillian Saunders-Smits reflected on her writing and publishing journey with TU Delft OPEN Publishing.
- Connie Clare
The team behind TU Delft’s open-source ventilator for COVID patients discussed their motivations to share their design specifications openly.
- Daen Smits
Natalia Romero Herrera, Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Industrial Design and Data Champion, shared her motivations for publishing not only her data, but also code, interpretations and way-of-thought.
- Emmy Tsang
Emmy Tsang, OSC Delft coordinator, shares some changes towards building a more scalable, inclusive and open community.
- Joost de Winter
Data champion Joost de Winter shares some reasons why you, as a researcher, should adopt open science practices, and what some of the challenges are.
- Yasemin Turkyilmaz-van der Velden, Santosh Ilamparuthi, Marta Teperek
On 8th of June, we had an online meeting to discuss “How to champion our OS community?” with 32 participants and a very active discussion. The why, what and how of this meeting can be found below.
- Marta Teperek
On Thursday 5 March 2020 we had the first meeting of TU Delft Data Champions this year.
- Nicolas Dintzer, Esther Plomp, Yasemin Turkyilmaz-van der Velden
On the 3rd of September, we had our third Data Champion meeting.
- Connie Clare
Here, we present a ‘toolkit’ to help you build a community of Data Champions within your academic institution.
- Connie Clare
“In the era of big data more researchers are dependent on digital technology. I want to help researchers find the appropriate tool for the job,” says Data Champion, Susan Branchett.
- Connie Clare
Associate Professor, Joost de Winter, and Postdoctoral Researcher, Pavlo Bazilinskyy, share their experience of working together on automated driving projects.
- Connie Clare
TU Delft library met Open Data Expert and Data Champion, Anneke Zuiderwijk, to learn about the ‘who, what, where, when and why’ of Open Data
- Connie Clare
We hear from Data Champion and Associate Professor in Quantum Nanoscience, Anton Akhmerov, about his journey towards becoming an ambassador for Open Science at TU Delft.
- Connie Clare
Data Champion from the Faculty of Industrial Design and Engineering, Natalia Romero Herrera, explores innovative ways of giving data back to the user for social good.
- Connie Clare
TU Delft Library met Data Champions from the Department of Biotechnology, Victor Koppejan and Raúl A. Ortiz Merino, to celebrate their Software and Data Carpentry workshop success.
- Connie Clare
“We can harness the power of existing open data” says Data Champion, Balázs Dukai.
- Connie Clare
Postdoctoral researcher from the Faculty of Civil Engineering and Geosciences, Dr Siân Jones, champions the use of electronic lab notebooks (ELNs) at TU Delft.
- Connie Clare
José Carlos Urra Llanusa shares his vision of open hardware.
- Maria Cruz, Santosh Ilamparuthi, Marta Teperek, Yasemin Turkyilmaz-van der Velden
A summary of the meeting on 21st May 2019
- Connie Clare
Joost de Winter explains the importance of replication research in the field of ‘Cognitive Robotics’.
